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CBS Kicks Off CBS This Morning (TVNewser)
CBS Monday morning debuted its new morning news program, CBS This Morning. After a brief introduction from Charlie Rose, Gayle King, and Erica Hill, previewing the day's stories, the first segment was the "Eye Opener," a slickly produced, 90-second look at the past 24 hours in news.
B&N Now Discounting Nooks With People, NY Times Subscription (eBookNewser)
Barnes & Noble announced that it now has no less than three bundling offers. From now until March 9, all new New York Times Nook subscriptions will comes with a free Nook Touch or a discounted Nook Color for $99. And B&N is also offering a discounted Nook Tablet with any new subscription to People magazine. paidContent: It's the first time a major retailer has offered an e-reader free with a content subscription.
Nikki Finke Responds To Variety BlogDogger Accusation (FishbowlLA)
Last week, we picked up on an item posted by Variety's new watchdog, BlogDogger, which alleged some Deadline.com time-stamp funny business. Essentially, the crosstown trade wondered how, the morning after, an item with the same 3 a.m. PT posting time as Variety's had retroactively appeared. In an email late Sunday night to Variety's Tim Gray, Neil Stiles, and film editor Josh Dickey, with a cc: to this reporter, Finke argued that Deadline.com had slow-cooked the same item several days before Variety posted the news.
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